The Symbolism of Freemasonry
The Symbolism of Freemasonry
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The _shew-bread_, the word of grace exhibited in the promises forthe preservation of a Christian's life and glory. The _golden altar_ ofodors, the breathings, sufferings, and groanings after God, ready to breakforth into Abba, Father. The _veiles_, the righteousness of Christ. The_holy of holies_ may relate to the conscience purified from dead works andbrought into a heavenly frame. " [204] And thus he proceeds, symbolizingevery part and utensil of the temple as alluding to some emotion oraffec...tion of man, but in language too tedious for quotation.
In a similar vein has the celebrated John Bunyan, the author of the"_Pilgrim's Progress_" proceeded in his "_Temple of SolomonSpiritualized_" to refer every part of that building to a symbolicmeaning, selecting, however, the church, or congregation of good men, rather than the individual man, as the object of the symbolism.
In the middle ages the Hermetic philosophers seem to have given the sameinterpretation of the temple, and Swedenborg, in his mystical writings, adopts the idea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The _shew-bread_, the word of grace exhibited in the promises forthe preservation of a Christian's life and glory. The _golden altar_ ofodors, the breathings, sufferings, and groanings after God, ready to breakforth into Abba, Father. The _veiles_, the righteousness of Christ. The_holy of holies_ may relate to the conscience purified from dead works andbrought into a heavenly frame. " [204] And thus he proceeds, symbolizingevery part and utensil of the temple as alluding to some emotion oraffec...tion of man, but in language too tedious for quotation.
In a similar vein has the celebrated John Bunyan, the author of the"_Pilgrim's Progress_" proceeded in his "_Temple of SolomonSpiritualized_" to refer every part of that building to a symbolicmeaning, selecting, however, the church, or congregation of good men, rather than the individual man, as the object of the symbolism.
In the middle ages the Hermetic philosophers seem to have given the sameinterpretation of the temple, and Swedenborg, in his mystical writings, adopts the idea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackey Albert G. to read onlineMoreLess
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